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The power comes from heat-producing chemical reactions between oxygen and hydrogen with platinum coated on the surface of the bio-inspired robot, known as RoboJelly.
The power comes from heat-producing chemical reactions between oxygen and hydrogen with platinum coated on the surface of the bio-inspired robot, known as RoboJelly.
The heat is transferred to the artificial muscles in the
robot, causing them to contract just as real muscle does in a jellyfish, the
Virginia Tech team behind RoboJelly explains in a paper published Wednesday in
the journal Smart Materials.
The muscles are little wires called shape memory alloy
composites that are built on the inside of the jellyfish-like robot frame. via Future of tech
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